Bowling Green High School - Hi Echo Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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emu., MR. W. H. WEESTON 'Typing An outstanding teacher with an excellent personality. MR. W. A. ALEXANDER Agriculture He was a quiet gentleman who was liked by MR. R. H. RUBRAKE Spanish World History As a veteran of World War ll, he made hi the value of the subjects which he taught. MR. E. L. BOYLES Mathematics He practiced what he preached. MR. H. O. STOUT Chemistry An athletically minded professor of chemistry Miss VIRGINIA MALLORY English She smiled and the world smiled with her. MR. R. A. SWIGART Industrial Arts A quiet man with a pleasing personality. Miss HAZEL MERCER English French Her neat appearance and graciousness were MRS. PAUL STARK English Although she has taught only one year, a very popular member of the faculty. she MR. R. V. HILTY Chorus Promptness was a habit with this man. MR. W. A. RIDER Business Law High School Geography Bookkeeping A prominent member of the faculty. MRS. ROY V. HILTY I Assistant, Vocal Music A very well liked member of the faculty. MISS RUBY LEVIER tnotPiCi11f9dl Creative Art A woman who lived in, by, and for her art. the students. s students realize outstanding. has become

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460 Miss WANDA PITMAN Assistant, Instrurnenial Music She was well liked because of her very friendly smile. MR. M. M. MERf'ER Retailing English lournalism Commercial English His jolliness and franlcness won him many friendships. MR. FORREST R. CREASON Physical Education Health This man has received his grey hair by developing in Bee Gee High record breaking young men that have had the ability to maintain the school's reputation. MR. WARREN F. OTT Physical Education It was only fitting that this descendant of Mr. Atlas came from Massilon, Ohio, the home of American football. MR. A. C. ZUELZKE Band Orchestra His band furnished plenty of school spirit. Miss ESTHER HAYHURST Arn. History A teacher with good wholesome common sense and one who was born with the ability to teach. MR. D. G. GRGAN Physics Practical Science Regardless of who was or wasn't there, Mr. Organ always attended all student activities. Miss ALLINE YOUREE Home Economics Her neat appearance seemed to come naturally with her. MR. K. D. DOEHRING Stenoqraphy Typing Office Practice Oh-He was wonderful! Miss MARGARET ROBSON Latin A lady no one can forget. Miss KATHERINE RUR Physical Education Health She will always remain young mentally and physically. MR. F. G. SKIBBIE Social Problems He had that ingenious ability to get along with his students.

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CAFETERIA STAFF Wherever there is good food, there is always someone who is responsible for it. .At school it was the cafeteria staff to whom we were grateful for those swell aromas that drifted, our Way near the noon hour. 'We'll always remem- ber the filling food that was a result of the supervision of Mrs. George Beattie, and her assistants: Mrs. Delha Fortney, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Avery, and Mrs. Webb. DORCTHY ' Always ready with a quick srnile and apt hands, Dorothy helped us through our school days. Files and records, charts, and those all important grades were placed under her watchful eyes. And, oh, Dorothy-wthose eyes! SUPT. BOWMANIS OFFICE STAFF Efficiency was right down their line. Mrs. Grace Box, Mrs. Lucille Payne, and Supt. H. L. Bowman did marvelous- ly Well in the big office. i page nine